Where is it coldest and warmest in Denmark?
Small differences, set by the distance to the sea.
Short answer
In Denmark it is generally coldest in the middle of Jutland and warmest along the coasts. The differences between regions are small, often less than 1 °C over a year. In 2025 Funen was the warmest region with a mean of 10.1 °C, and East Jutland the coldest with 9.5 °C. Inland Jutland also gets the fewest sunshine hours.
Why
- In 2025 Funen averaged 10.1 °C and East Jutland 9.5 °C.
- Central Jutland also gets the fewest sunshine hours.
- Bornholm and the Kattegat region get the most sunshine.
Details
In July 2025 Copenhagen with North Zealand, North Jutland and West and South Zealand with Lolland-Falster averaged 18.4 °C, against 17.9 °C in Mid and West, East and South Jutland.
Tip
If you camp inland in Jutland, expect colder nights than on the coast.
What may differ
Which region is warmest changes from year to year and from season to season.
Common misconception
The south of Denmark is always the warmest part.
What actually happens
Distance to the sea matters more than north or south: central Jutland is generally coldest, the coasts warmest.
People also ask
- What is the climate like in Copenhagen compared with Jutland?
- Where does it rain most in Denmark?
- What is the sunniest place in Denmark?
Sources
- DMI: Temperature in DenmarkChecked at:
- DMI: Danmarks Klima 2025 (report)Checked at:
- DMI: Precipitation and sunshine in DenmarkChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Weather varies a lot from year to year, so check the DMI forecast before you travel.
Weather and seasonsRelated questions
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Is there an official weather app for Denmark?
The official weather app for Denmark is DMI Vejr, made by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI).
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What should you do in a thunderstorm in Denmark?
In Denmark 85 % of thunderstorms come in June, July and August, so they matter most for summer trips.
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How do I know if the water is clean enough to swim in Copenhagen?
The City of Copenhagen publishes the daily bathing water quality for its bathing spots on badevand.dk, with the weather and a three day forecast for each place.
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When are there lifeguards at the Copenhagen harbour baths?
Copenhagen has three municipal harbour baths: Islands Brygge, Fisketorvet and Sluseholmen.

